Show 14 Salt lube gTdbnite JOTbe Wednesday Morning The Public Forum July 3 1957 By Our Readers How Can Wc Best Protect the Wilderness?Congressman' Dawson and ' ' ‘J'To s V- - Doesn’t Make Sense Editor Tribune: The cold War doesn't make sense to me neither does the talk of the fellows who think they - -- declare it the policy of Congress to secure Governor 'teTSi Miller Is spreading false Mr when he says ‘no punishment In Juvenile court He needs only to look into his own information that there is th£! 'ropdseu KitwMF MuSii'ness army avid ttf ?k5 videfor1 the pro 1 records to tod that what he Preservation Act hearings of the House tectlon of these areas In perpetuity ' ntFrurw-Afcufecomihitte4’ett- Public dreds of billions of dollars on I hear more Juvem'ie’fra'ffic: nmrm jjj wthpr'words' ‘thiHiitl wouid substiTUte i ' wii'ea th'e War ttririmentslfft peresr-'-' Mr Dawson correctly called attention a rigid nationwide program for the more e in Utah As traffic referee of needs and wants of the to another congressional bill the proposal flexible one which fakes into consideration the juvenile court In Salt is peace The enormous for an Outdoor Recreation Resources Respecial conditions In the various localities Lake County I find myself on war contracts expenditures view Act sponsored by the conservation-minde- d We have heard no serious criticism from m a k 1 it g recommendations raises taxes higher and higher Izaak Walton League and similar conservation organization spokesmen on to pay the cost that raises daily Tor the Imposition of fines on young people Judge the efficiency of the administration of wil- groups To adopt a rigid wilderness preserprices higher and higher to Clark has never declined to vation act prior to a comprehensive survey demess and primitive areas in national pay the taxes Result: inflafollow a recommendation for ' tion breakdown of the potential needs and the natural rethreatens the national and forests for instance parks' a fine In the cases which I of our national economy and sources available as envisioned 'hr the v 'Sponsors seem to fear that some future: lhAJim rawr I Rhjswi tjatlxiux— JbH!LJj!iE9Ek bin would be putting the cart befofeT"admlnistfation will let down the bars I know that errors caft be’ people the horse This eventuality we believe can be best made in Individual cases in The Truman administration Wilderness and primitive Areas already met after the outdoor recreation resources said armament spending was juvenile court I have made exist administered by the National Parks review has brought together Information them and will probably conto contain communism then tinue to make them Service National Forest Service and other not now collected r v China the biggest nation of Mr Miller says that young federal agencies lo charge of wildlife refthe went world Communist There are potential dangers The milpeople know that nothing will The Elsenhower administrauges and special public lands has been Its demands but itary tion says "Communism must happen to thefn in Juvenile The wilderness measure (S 1176) would it has been expanding stopped cold In several cases court and that they flaunt be rolled back" that it is where-ale- rt conservation Organizations the police officers I might "only a passing phase" and have protested say that very few cases of we must spend billions on war officer flaunting have been and for to war preparations THERE ARB serious questions as to reported to me 1 welcome “roll communism back” put such reports as an Indication The Alaska statehood bill once more whether wilderness areas Should be treated an end to the "phase” Well of driver attitude in deter-the same under the various administrative Is being slowly advanced through congres"Hitler and his crowd said the - For instance ming what recommendations should same the same tried agencies and it sional committees w 'ITT7 thing— They ' rigidly to a wilderness- area should be made to the court “rules' were “the bulwark apply against House Insular Affairs Committee in disposing of traffic cases bolshevism” but the bulwark forest where multiple tome time ago approved a statehood roeas-- - within I might say that the” kids'" ' was busted use is a basic policy as to a wilderness Inure apd the Senate Territories Subcomdon’t flaunt any such attitude social As see world I the a when they are before me for mittee this week unanimously Voted to side national park where scenic preservaism one in form or another hearing — advance a bill differing In some particu- - tion and recreational use are paramount? is here to stay I think it is I might say that criticism While lars from the House plan to the full Insu-la- r acknowledging that statutory recup to the people of each counthe sort Indicated in the of be should wilderness areas ognition given Affairs body try to determine the kind of article does not newspaper L’ "“The differences should be ironed out the Forest Serviced through the Departsociety they choose to live in make for good lavy observment of I believe history will prove Agriculture has proposed a subi wfthout ance in Ufah creating the lype of stalemate stitute bill which system best serves the ‘defining wilderness areas I which in the past has been used as an Grant M Prisbrey needs of the people and specifying procedures for their establish-mer- tf excuse fpr pigeonholing statehood whichever one does is sure Didn’t Know of Law arid and clarifying the — ByChris Jensen Tribune Staff Artist '"In compliance with administration reV uses which modification to grow and prosperwhile Editor Tribunes I noticed could be permitted It would whichever one does not is the account in the June 29 quests the statehood bills make Important place some in secthe authority agriculture bound to fade and decay I do concessions to military authority in Alaska David Lawrence paper “Owner Sentenced on some in the President and pronot think war —cold or hot--can Dog Count” Personally we ‘This recognizes the importance of the ter-- retary and useS by statute certain hibit furnish such proof have had many dogs since We ) rltory as a defense bastion and applies E A- - Mitchell have lived in this city and we I particularly to the The Forest obService area specifically Provo Utah wouldn’t let ours run the i north and west of the Porcupine Yukon and jects to a provision in the wilderness bill streets any more the drivers Based on Error by which a single house of Congress Kushkoljwim Rivers They also make some WASHINGTON— Three moyour right to have here your While the group from the won’t let them live But this - Editor Tribune: The could overrule action of opinland the and cash grants to provisions for agriculture mentous demonstrations of own church and worship acAmerican Jewish Committee is the first time I ever knew in your newsions facilitate resource development ' by the secretary in changing the boundary of we had a moral force that can help the cording to your own con' had just visited TsfaiOt Is" paperexpressed here And Miller of the George by a wilderness area science” itself projected state government Its main drivers license division in the I think that most of these cause of huIt Is inconsistent with our political phi function is to urge respect for THE MESSAGE will people who let their dogs run man betterWilderness advocates are not of one article on June 27 concernI U the Hiat the more than 200000 people civil rights of Jews every' in the juwild must be Ignorant of it ment in the ing punishment mjn(j an(j 8ome supporters of S 1176 likely Asia and where The throughout too Alaska are still treated as colonials— are not aware 0f aii pope’s comments venile courts for drivers under world have the Middle East where too will have possible ramiflca- effects 18 years of age are based denied voting representation in Congress Really I’ll admit it I’m been tions A too rigid policy could destroy in every country where Cathlong an erroneous Impression I don’t respect made Though erroneous information prejudiced upon and a voice in selecting rather than wilderness lands For has prevailed that Western olic influence against Jntoler- these “flower not in themlovers” too The facts are that young i the President who appoints the governor instance fireprotect nations are Intolerant of any ance can be substantial insects and disease are no much who won’t respect you selves InterreT people are punished in juveand many other territorial officials 3 Secretary of State John other religions except their of boundaries and they occur with half the decency that a lated nevernile court for violations of the Full statehood should lead to full de- - respecters own Foster Dulles gave expression In wilderness areas as well as other woodtraffic lawSrThe extent of the dog will 1 realize that they all theless 2 Pope Pius XII one of the to American idealism in a velopment of Alaska’s natural resources and lands three had as Fire protection without roads is punishment may not be as are mostly old women and of modern statesmen In national great improve its ability to common severe as some people would their speech at San Franbut I think that time conand not If consuming Mr Lawrent' costly times told the American Jewcisco outlining point by point “defense A state governed by Its own d e n o m i n a tor like to make it It is as severe if there Is such a law that it trolled they are a menace not only to the ish Committee that he was why the United States refuses citizens who know the country and Its the Ideals and rights of man in each case as the trier- of is the duty of the press to Wilderness but to surrounding areas with 1 the case believes is necessary President make well known to tha Eisenhower the them in their fight for to extend diplomatic recogproblems should be able to build the vast of man He deplored nition to Red China there Is not just one correct rights in each case took off his shoes in accordActually J D F north People Into a country prosperous balanced formula t This was one of the greatance with oriental custom as racial discrimination and the We need to “adequately- - protect 4 an asset to the whole region persecution of Jews in various est addresses an American he entered the new Islamic wilderness areas and perhaps Increase them nation of the world has ever delivered on the unJoseph Alsop parts in Center and Washington as population and recreation pressures inJ Opponents of statehood cfalm that that govhis principles to 270 derlying the paid The visiting delegation respects crease And changes should be made openly i ern the policies of the United of the land area of million Moslems of the world t Alaska with after leaving the Vatican and If of a major nature after public no- in international the UJS does not have enough relaStates He said: "America would said population fight they had found “a great tions hearings for statehood Even so Its population is Uce and with her whole strength for friend” In the pontiff ®ut an inflexible nationwide program OXFORD ENGLAND— ion’s vast greater than was that of of the IT SHOULD BE read and ’ This reporter has just enuch 88 S1176 provides is not called for 35 states taken Into the union after the power is taken for orreread before every civic joyed an experience which at least by the granted original 13 at the time of their admission ganization in America and was not news perts The time is late tot keeping the prom- i abroad wherever public policertainThe Oxford conference’s By Ham Park quite Ises of both major cies are - For - it discussed and demonstrate parties but still theme was not the power of ly counters to the materialistic the ing world we don’t believe in s seemed to the Soviet economy but- the A surfeit of the sweetest her to talk She’ll talk without pressure for trade' in war macolonialism Election of William L yields as presmore evolutionary difficulties of the to and terials things deepest when the loathing she gets appeasement1 any teaching ident of the Salt Lake City Chamber of than the Soviet system as a whole enough the stomach brings — Shakeof a gangster government in ready and walking is someCommerce is a well deserved honor for this significance to By all but one or two it on speare of the seldom do Peiping thing gifls ground likable and energetic businessman Bill deserve comwas accepted that the mono-lithl-c ‘’practicality” The Bridge Club Meets ment Fields who has been on the board of pattern of Soviet society Girls is one was not being strangely althis is It wajs a of this those the Doug Perhaps the most poigBoyle says the Suez Canal jfirmly under Egyp-- ernor of the chamber the last two years nant section of the speech time of year when some men tered by the effects of the conference of days when I feel that if I don’t tlan control President Nasser is now tak-- has made a real place for himself in this was the explanation of why Soviet do on the go their industrial revolution other? fishing experts mind since blow I'll out my Insurance speak here seven Mr ing my drinking at home coming only Alsop against the Waterway community a gangster regime like SoSoviet Union and many other Interacting years ago from Oakland to become regional being bypassed by oil pipelines top! I'm fed viet Russia is “recognized” pressures The questions ("Sovietologists they wrily If some of us weren’t bad up with sugwhile the one In Peiping is According to' an announcement from manager for Standard Oil Company of Calidebated were not call themselves) held under chiefly how would rest the of you Cairo Nasser and Aristotle Socrates Onas-si- s fornia He has been active In the Salt Lake ary platitudes not the Soviet Union whether ' the the of Congress auspices know how to be good? Begin the day the Greek-bor- n would change but how it for Cultural Freedom at St shipping magnate have City Klwanis Club and was general chairHe traced in detail the manby counting As Lady Godiva said toward man of the 1954 Community Chest camwould change and how fast made a deal to construct a pipeline Oxhere In ner Antony’s College which the United through your bless-ingthe end of her memorable Statesin after and how far ford Egyptian territory Onassis’ supertankers paign Mr Fields will be sure to give the waiting 16 years and see ride: “I am There was no such false ' my nearing chamber wise and dynamic leadership The business which are too big to pass through the canal main of the set in 1933 forth certain finally how sweet life clothes" optimism as you can someconference was transacted In would unload their cargo at Suez for transconditions for recognizing the He will have the support of three able will be is one times hear In Washington were there Communist English (although fer through the pipeline to Port Said where officials who were at to Go the Sluggard of them I government by the board from those who hope that the also into the Moscow lapses distantly These conditions othef tankers would reload the oil for ship- - ' of governors Monday Osc&r A Glaesor as couldn’t find a When I consider how you — main problems of the West related tongue now spoken by were then accepted by” Mosment to European points This would ellm- - vice president Fred A Pike as treasurer blessing today trouble will be obligingly solved by American with cow sociologists said but have since he if I looked for “H Your soul with useless scraps inate the long Journey around the their strange gabble about a Soviet collapse Cape of and the Inimitable Gus P Backman as been flagrantly violated Mr it through the Mt Wilson teleof rubble Good Hope which the supertankers now secretary But there 'was sober fac"societal structuring'' and the DlUles added: ' How first ypu pull and then scope The world’s a mess and tual debate about the changhaVTh like) our’ While we’re paying “It can J think be said with some of the people in it are compliments to you push ing role and composition of pipeline plan is designed to protect Mr Fields it Is in order to express thanks confidence A vast apparatus of learnthat recognition messier For instance this Through blades of grass and the Communist the Party Egypt against the loss of revenue which to E M Naughton for his work as would not have been accorded ing a great wealth of debits of bush morning I decided to do my president straining organization of inould occur If other Middle East lines were the evenOnion 1933 Soviet dls-in tailed were the past year and to note with satisfac ' knowledge marketing while it was still Your burden with exceeding dustry and agriculture the had there been clear Warning constructed For example one through tion that Gus Backman who well cool Besides I was — played at the daily sessions fairly pain ferment of the Rusdeserves persistent - Israel from the Gulf of that the Soviet promises given practically out of everything sian InteUectuals and students Aqaba to some his title of “Mr Chamber of Commerce” Only to bring it back again One could not help reflect in were connection that Mediterranean port has already been dis- is Aren’t the prices ghastly? totally I murmur as you lunge and and the other problems that sticking right on the job after 27 years ing on the opposing values unreliable that aggressive and cussed now Honestly girls I didn’t have x confront the Soviet rulpant t at the same quite opposite strengths War would soon become an inWhether the “Go to the sluggard O you ers enough left out of a 10 dollar — of the two different kinds of deal will bill for my taxi fare! Well I strumentality of Soviet policy kill off the other projects remains to be ' ant!” It was comforting to hear — the iron Soviet sociesociety and that it would be neutral had this huge sack of things seen An ty which was the topic of the Soviet problems being'debated pipeline would Regard that admirable soul toward Japanese aggression in which to an set attendant instead of Soviet strengths ope conference and have Its drawbacks as far as Europe is Sovietologists of work control Asia Epitome side while I stepped out of the free Western society concerned particularly since the idea of byWho to the sound of pipe and THE - LAST TWO the case of Communist years the line to get my check The Fourth of July is America’s Yet it was another contrast great have revealed that despite its tabor China we- are forewarned passing the canal was to break Nasser's national cashed I wasn’t It until Of got a sort different is a lent It for that holiday day Lives on the fruits of others’ expression control over vital oil shipments That regime fails to pass even frowning facade and harsh home and was putting the a deeper significance to this inner ' of patriotic feeling— love of country pride —labor tests those 16 k- which Nasser neverthUc after machinery of tyrannical discovered that occasion things away — iVhowHLimt-himry-cann- ot repression the Soviet society years — the Soviet— regime That someone Tiad”st61cri-m- y credit for enterprise Once again he appears has as” many problems and THE LAST SUCH ""Soviet seemed to pass” spoil to have beaten his opponents to the trading stamps! His temper by incessant toil punch held- two years Just as real problems as the ologists rally There is no better way to express there And to lcap the ' climax MR DULLES proclaims unWestern societies never leaves his bed till ago in Milan” was first coneither in crawling in or out And feelings than in the display of the flag on ' ceasing oppositiori to the adDisarmament has its perils as demontwo But the comfort was a bit vulsed with controversy and of taxi busted the knees I the of mission Red Cina to the then bitterly cast down Oh what a lesson ant to youi diluted If one had just come-frostrated by the way purse snatching in- Independence Day by out of the only decent pair United Nations” He cites the Each year officials urge such the famous paper of the Engcreased when women stopped wearing hatthe troubled Middle display of nylons I own! And Judging The Grecians sometimes in many ' aggressions committed East as thi? reporter had But each lish economist Peter Wiles year surprisingly few people repins scores it the verse looks their like I by by Red China including the done Questions Wiles pointed out that the spond Last year even flagpoles at pubExtolled the grace of grasskept popping gave the party today darn it! war in Korea which cost so Into one’s mind such as the Soviet economy paying Dave Beck says he sleeps well o’ nights lic schools were bare and far too few places huge hoppers Jives American many on Notes Cuff the inlow wages to labor and - which is nice but then Department e questiori about what will hapsuch as apartment jioujtos or service stainsomBut you: I think found-feAmerica will never succumb Bob and Melba Haake and an enormous precent-agpen if the Kremlin chooses vesting nia is not prjgisely the charge m- tions displayed the national to emblem the argument of “inevitabil-ity”o- f against hiNot ifany I were talking about a news of each year’s national to play the card of t y To make a poem of your K one home in a hundred had’a Hem that said a wealthy Calirecognition Directions fori preparing to Israel thus" causing ome-in developantennae The manifestatfornia couple spcnt several significant ments must be expected to American diplomacy in the Flags need not be large or costly It's that it 1$ an old recipe so apparently this Which only underlines the — ions at Washington San thousand dollars bringing Arab lands to fall apart like not the therexpression or develop very great power ornateness sie can survive anything great country moral Francisco anji Rome—all in their daughter out Bob said of display that”counts a house of cards Wiles’ That men and that reserve gods suggestion ( that where support of the cause of human he came from a To these questions there' novels the According to the the Soviet system had its There’s still time to buy a flag for disj the laurel ? rights— --constitute an encourwas couple of honks tin the horn only- one answer that the wants to quit the $75 own special ugly but unplay tomorrow Why not show what na- ages for the - Through all’ the aging advance for the role o£ ' world would do the same thing ” present drama is like -f deniable “efficienbrand of job and go away to camp beside a tional independence” and the cherished - moral chap force in a troubled an race between unearthly It mountain stream How many of you have as much j Who litres by others’— cy” was at tlipxt time alworld where" the threats of rights and freedoms it brings to all of us as the developing- - problems of a waste of time to teach a j most V’erb sap eves had bosses like that? revolutionary little and big wars still stir the Americans means to you this Fourth! the Soviet Union and the —IL W in Punch 1936 girl baby to walk as to teach-But today the Soviet Uiuj West apprehensions of mankind ' L 1 itvik" - iT - 1 peo--pl- -- -- - ‘ ! 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